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Munakata Unlimited Ala Carte Japanese Buffet
Lunch: 12noon to 3pm
Dinner: 6pm to 11pm (last order 1030pm)
Closed for lunch on Sundays and Public Holidays
Adult: RM60+10% service charge
Children: RM35+10% service charge

look at the spread! only a fraction of what we had!

Few weeks back, we went for Munakata’s Buffet Dinner (RM 60+) in the company of people who like to eat as much as we do. Nothing tops our mutual understanding and  shared sense of purpose, that is getting the most out of our $$.  We went there with high hopes and empty stomachs and went home with stomachs on the verge of exploding.

Vkeong’s glowing review on Munakata Buffet has ignited our interest and we manage to secure a table on the following week. I can’t believe that I’ve never noticed this place despite the fact that I work nearby. Well, the outside looked a bit run down and it is a traditional Japanese restaurant with simple setting, something like Saisaki, the fame Japanese Buffet place.

We ate so much that it’s almost impossible to elaborate on every single dish one by one. I’ll just categorize them under the good, the mediocre and the bad part.

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Yaki-Yaki Grand Opening: 50% on All Dining Period

From: 16 Mar 2009 – 30 Apr 2009

Price (before discount): Lunch RM65++, Hi-Tea RM55++, Dinner RM75++, Supper RM65++

Yaki Yaki Japanese BBQ Buffet Restaurant

Ground Floor, Federal Bowl,

Jalan Bukit Bintang,

55100 Kuala Lumpur.

Tel: 03- 21428111

*Terms and conditions apply.

Limited 2 hours dining time

With 5% government tax and 10% service charge.

Daidomon Special Washoku & Yakiniku Buffet (50% OFF)

From: Sat, 7 Mar 2009 – Mon, 6 Apr 2009

Price (before discount): Adult – RM 68++, Children – RM38++

Daidomon  Charcoal BBQ Japanese Restaurant

Lot 4, Level 3, Great Eastern Mall,

No 303, Jalan Ampang,

50450 Kuala Lumpur

Tel: 03- 43528155

*Terms and conditions apply.

( Monday to Thursday dinner only)

(Week end & Public holiday Lunch only)

It seems like more all you can eat buffets at half the price are coming our way! Have anyone tried these? Do leave us a comment and share it with us.

It seems like the talk of town is no longer Tenji Japanese Buffet as everyone has changed their attention to Xenri – with a larger buffet spread and a much lower price instead! Read from boo’s post that said it’s really hard to get through to Xenri’s line and this is so true! I’ve been calling them for the past few days and the line is either engaged or you’ll get directed to voice mail.

Since Menara Hap Seng is fairly near to my office, so I went to check out the place during lunch time. What greeted me is……a big notice that reads “50% Buffet Promotion is FULLY BOOKED. Thank You”. What a big let down and it’s really amazing that how efficient is KLites when it comes to good deals! They do accept walk-ins, provided that there is a last minute cancellation. The chances are probably low……

Is there anyone who manages to secure a place or two? Can we tag along? RM 27.50++ for lunch and RM 34.00 ++ for dinner seem so reasonable. We have been to their first outlet at Wisma Elken and RM30 can’t even buy you a proper bento set. Do let us know your buffet experience here.

Read our review on Xenri here.

1. Everyone sing the birthday song and have the birthday child sing along.
2. The birthday is deep in thought, hmmm I wish for more toys, more candies, (more chicks)……
3. Awwww so cute!
4. The portrait of a happy family.

We adjourn to Heritage Bay Club at Pulau Duyong for High Tea buffet after that. The RM300 million a year yacht race called the Monsoon Cup (some say the F1 of yachting) has left us behind Heritage Bay Club (Kelab Teluk Warisan Terengganu). Other than accommodation, Heritage Bay Club offers sailing facilities as well.

Idris Yusof, the ex chief minister of Terengganu.

The restaurant that we are heading to is Ulek Mayang Restaurant, located at the club house of Heritage Bay Club, overlooking the South China Sea.

At RM 25++, the buffet spread revolves around Malay delicacies such as mee soto, rojak, ayam kunyit, roti canai, ais kacang and a niche selection of western starters and desserts.

The food was surreally bad, not all of them, but most of them. Quite simply, there is no excuse for unattentive service in such a prestigious club but it happened. Our finished plates are never cleared and we have to squeeze for table room. Nevertheless, we would love to thank KampungBoy’s sister in law for buying us the meal.

Bar Area

Sleekly Designed Indoor Dining Room

Alfresco Dining at the Patio

With KampungBoy’s Parents

After the meal, we walked around the deck for some cam whoring session and to catch a glimpse of the prize-winning boats from the Monsoon Cup competition. Such a stunning place isn’t it? It better be, so much of money was spent on it!

The Heritage Bay Club Marina & Resort,
Pulau Duyong,
21300 Kuala Terengganu,
Terengganu.
Tel: 09-627 7888
Fax: 09-622 9903
E-mail: info@heritagebayclub.com.
Website: www.heritagebayclub.com